Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16
DALLAS.
Meeting of Farmers State Alliance
Early In Janusry-A Bride and
Groom Frem San Antonio.
Fort Worthites In Town-Jenss, the Wife
Murderer, Again Applies for Bail
, Indicsed by the Grand Jury.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Dec. 15-The State AL
| lance will have 6 meeting at their head
quarters in Dallas On J3nusry 8, at which
time they will formulate plans, etc, for
the style of architecture and the building
lot their cotton and WOODEN mills at this
place. They have rented for one year the
| old United States courtroom in the Nor
ton building on Elm street for their head
quarters until their new building Is
| ready.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Boykin arrived in
the city this morning from San Antonio.
Miss Camilla Howard and Mr.. Boykin
! were married Yesterday at San Antonio.
| The many friends of Mr. Boykip, especial
| IL his drummer" friends, gave him q
| hesrty reception. .
To give one an ides of the mud on some
OF the streets in Dallas 1t is but nece ssary
| to say that this morning a hack, taking
some parties home from the theeter last
night, stuck fast IN the mud On San
Jacinto street, and the driver was com
PEELED to unhitch his horses and leave the
hack fast in the mud. The parties In the
hack made their way home as best they
could.
The citizens are aroused on the SUBJ
ject of sidewalks and street psvenents,
| and Fort Worth's streets are referred to
as good samples to be patterned after.
Many OF the older citizens and property
holders will fight the asphalt pavement,
claiming it is n. g., though 1t would
| seem that the Council fsvors asphalt.
| One old gentleman, who is one of the
| 45'ers, said to your correspondent this
morning, that he smelt "boodle" in this
asphalt movement.
Msjor Kea1by, who Is attorney for W.
! 3. Jones, who shot and killed his wife,
applied this evening to Judge Aldridge
for bail for Jones On writ of habeas
| corpus. The testimony st the examining
| trial was all that was submitted, which is
| being considered by the Judge.
| Nj. Willis, one Of the young men charged
with robbiBg Charles E. Criss, gave bond
| in the sum of $500. Estes is Still in Jail.
Justice Kendall placed John Banks
under peace bond to-day in the sum OF
500, for threatening to "wipe out" one
Henry Jackson. Banks got on the war
path because Jackson got away with his
| (BanksO best girl.
Colonel K. Ashby. Captain J. J. Mel
| ton, Major Hsggart, DR.. W. A Adams, T
A. Webb, W. G. Newly and Robert A.
Rodgers are IN the city TO attend meet
ing Of the Mystic Temple to be held to-
night, of which Colonel Ashby is chief.
| W. 8 Estes and NJ. Willis, the young
men charged with robbing Charles E.
Girls of s1l4, W, re indicted to-day by the
grand jury. Major Estes Of Jefferson,
father Of young Estes, arrived In the city
tc-dsy to look otter bail for his son. He
is confident in his own mind that his Joy
Is Innocent.
/ Charles RussenWeber leaves tonight
for Fort Worth in search OF that lost boy,
Charles Buzz, lad who ran away from
home in ST. Louis some months ego, and
, for w ON his mother hiss been looking,
!. having traced him to Dallas. The boy
J having discovered he had been "treed,'
lef the city and is supposed to have gone
/: to Fort Worth. His mother wants hin
. to understand that all viii be forgiven
: and she will send him money to return